They can review your specific situation, assess potential risks and options, and provide guidance on the best course of action.Considering Ownership Structures: Depending on your long-term investment goals and risk tolerance, you may explore alternative ownership structures for your investment properties, such as holding them in your personal names or utilizing other legal entities besides an LLC.

In either case, the idea is to do the short term rental.

Buy or inherit and hold for a long time, then cash out and redeploy equity into potentially higher cash flowing properties or other investments.2.

I'm aware that approach may go against the very idea of flipping (e.g. 70% rule), but at this stage I prefer to be as cautious as possible, even if my margins might be smaller.

Would like to know if its a good idea to invest in  Tracy.

To make it work, you have to find someone with a problem or situation bad enough that it makes keeping a loan out on a property that he does not own seem like a good idea...or maybe the best bad idea.

Formed an LLC to hold title to the property.

I guess you also decided other people should back their claims while you pretend you have some idea what you're saying."

It sounds like the idea is good for more of a SFR, or a 1-4 unit rehab but my concern from a lender's perspective is the needed experience in the more 10+ unit space to give "normal" (80% leverage) on a deal like this. 

Buy and Hold?